Honest comparisons
Compare skincare brands in Pakistan
Beautefire next to the brands people search for – The Ordinary, Garnier, Neutrogena, Saeed Ghani, Skin Sciences and more. Only facts we could check on public pages, with sources, and an honest note where others differ.
Clarity vs The Ordinary Alpha Arbutin 2% + HA
Both are 30 ml serums built around 2% Alpha Arbutin with a hyaluronic acid. Clarity is sold by a Pakistani brand and costs Rs.1,799; The Ordinary’s imported 30 ml was listed at about…
Clarity vs Other Pakistani Pigmentation Serums
Pigmentation serums sold in Pakistan range from about Rs.750 to Rs.3,900 for local and pharmacy brands. Clarity (30 ml, 2% Alpha Arbutin) is Rs.1,799, about Rs.60 per ml; Skin Sciences 30…
C Glow vs The Ordinary and Garnier Vitamin C Serums
The three use different forms of Vitamin C, so percentages are not directly comparable. C Glow (30 ml) uses 10% stabilised 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid at Rs.1,799; Garnier’s 30 ml serum was…
Best Sunscreen in Pakistan Compared: Price per ml
Sunscreens in Pakistan span about Rs.9 per ml for local brands to over Rs.100 per ml for imported dermatology brands. Beautefire Hybrid SPF-95 (50 ml, no white cast, fragrance-free) is…
Bloom Base BB Cream vs Garnier, Maybelline and Missha
Bloom Base is a 30 ml BB cream in one adaptive shade with light-to-medium coverage and mild sun protection from Titanium Dioxide (no SPF number stated), at Rs.1,949. Garnier’s Vitamin C BB…
Bloom Lip Balms vs Vaseline and Nivea in Pakistan
Bloom balms are 10 g Vitamin E balms with a petrolatum barrier and a sheer tint, at Rs.749 each (about Rs.75 per g). Vaseline Rosy Lips (a petroleum-jelly tin) listed at Rs.600–915 for…
The Ordinary Alternatives in Pakistan
If you want The Ordinary’s Alpha Arbutin or Vitamin C style serums for less in Pakistan, look for a serum that states its active and strength, lists its full ingredients, comes in a…
Is The Ordinary Worth It in Pakistan?
The Ordinary is a respected, transparent brand, but in Pakistan its 30 ml serums cost about Rs.4,900–6,100 at the sellers we checked on 20 October 2026, several times the official price…
Hybrid SPF-95 vs Jenpharm Spectra Block Sunscreens
On 21 October 2026 Jenpharm’s Spectra Block Aqua Fluid (50 ml, SPF 60 PA+++) was Rs.1,498, about Rs.30 per ml, and its Spectra Block Max 100 (40 g) was Rs.998, so Jenpharm costs less per…
C Glow vs Vince Care and Other Vitamin C Serums in Pakistan
Vitamin C serums from Pakistani brands ranged from Rs.750 to Rs.3,899 on 21 October 2026. C Glow (30 ml, 10% stabilised 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid) is Rs.1,799, about Rs.60 per ml; Vince…
Beautefire Clarity and C Glow vs Skin Sciences Serums
Skin Sciences sells its Alpha Arbutin serum (Arbiderm) and Vitamin C serum (Vitabright C) at Rs.3,899 each on its own site on 21 October 2026, while Beautefire’s Clarity (30 ml, 2% Alpha…
Pakistani Skincare Brands Compared: Prices, Delivery and Returns
Pakistani skincare brands sell directly from their own websites at very different price points: Saeed Ghani sunblocks from Rs.450, Jenpharm sunscreens Rs.998 to Rs.1,998, Vince Care’s…
Where to Buy Skincare Online in Pakistan: Stores Compared
On 21 October 2026 the Pakistani online beauty stores we checked differed most in their free-delivery threshold (Rs.3,000 at Allure Beauty to Rs.5,000 at Derma.pk), whether they take cash…
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